6: Autonomic NS Receptors

Question 1

A1: 6 functions

Answer 1

Vasculature constriction, bladder sphincter contraction, pupil dilation, piloerector contraction, decreased tears, increased glycogen and FAs

Question 2

A2: 2 functions

Answer 2

GI sphincter contraction, pancreas glucagon secretion

Question 3

B1: 5 functions

Answer 3

SA/AV node increase, heart contraction increase, decreased saliva, increased glucose from liver, kidney blood flow control

Question 4

B2: 5 functions

Answer 4

Skeletal muscle vasculature vasodilation, bronchodilation, bladder relaxation, ciliary muscle relaxes (see far), liver produces glucose

Question 5

B3: 1 function

Answer 5

Increased FAs from adipose

Question 6

M1: 3 functions

Answer 6

Saliva secretion, HCL secretion, tear secretion

Question 7

M2: 3 functions

Answer 7

Decrease SA and AV node, GI sphincter relaxation, bladder sphincter relaxation

Question 8

M3: 8 functions

Answer 8

Decrease heart contraction strength, GI smooth muscle contraction, HCl secretion, pancreas digestive secretions, bladder wall contraction, pupil constriction (circular M), ciliary M contraction (see close), increase tears